Desert Tours in Israel

True delight is what you can expect from a desert vacation in Israel. Love modern? Got it! Love historical? Got it!! Want to make a spiritual pilgrimage or celebrate a bar/bat mitzvah? GOT IT!!! With so much to offer, you’ll be coming back time and time again.

Beginning in the northern portion of the desert region, visit Jerusalem, the largest city. Jerusalem lies in the Judean Desert between the Mediterranean and Dead Seas. It is sacred to three major religions – Judaism, Christianity, and Muslim. Let this be your destination to celebrate a bar/bat mitzvah. Tours are available to make this a time of family bonding designed to create lifetime memories. 

Choose to float in the Dead Sea, join an archaeological dig, or take a Jeep tour through the desert tours in Israel…or experience all three plus more! The Dead Sea is known for its high salt content and rejuvenating mud where one will float but cannot swim. Book a tour and learn from local guides to get the most bang for your buck.

Masada is an ancient fortress built around 30 BC atop a massive rock mesa overlooking the Dead Sea. It was the site of the last stand of the Jewish people against the Romans in 73 AD. There you can see the remains of King Herod’s palace and a mosaic-floored Roman-style bathhouse. The Masada Museum is at the base of the plateau and brings to life its story.

The Negev desert covers over half of the landmass in Israel. The spice route of the ancient world runs through the Negev. Choose Bedouin hospitality and you’ll be overwhelmed with options. Ride camels, take Jeep tours, or enjoy Bedouin cuisine.

Eilat, “holiday capital of Israel,” is a modern resort city at the country’s southernmost point. It is a port on the Red Sea where scuba divers can explore coral reefs and shipwrecks.